New iPad Pro It’s right around the corner. There’s a lot of news, but some last-minute rumors point to two major improvements. All of these changes, in addition to a faster chip than previous generations, will make Apple’s upcoming tablet one of the most important in years.
The first rumor, and probably the most interesting in recent years, is the possibility of an iPad Pro with a matte screen. Apple introduced nano-textured glass for its Pro Display XDR monitors and has gradually rolled it out to more displays, including the new Cinema Display. This helps prevent screen glare and gives on-screen elements a more organic feel.
The problem with matte screens is that the screen loses some sharpness. That’s why Apple chose a nano-texture on the surface of the screen itself, which manages to reflect light rays at different angles, thus avoiding reflections while keeping elements as sharp as possible.
The second problem with nanotextured matte screens is that they require a soft, non-abrasive cloth to clean. All this may be enough for Apple to decide not to release the iPad Pro with a matte screen or to find an alternative solution to nanotexture.
Matte iPad screen protectors have become quite popular in recent years. Paperlike is one of the most famous companies producing this type of accessories.
iPad Pro with thinner bezels
Another rumor in recent days is that the iPad Pro will come with thinner bezels. This is not the first time that the possibility of improving Apple’s tablet in this aspect has been raised. But now there are specific numbers: 10-15% thinner, up to 7.12 mm in the case of the 11-inch version and 7.08 mm in the case of the 12.9-inch version. This will be achieved in part thanks to the new OLED screen in both device sizes.
In addition to the iPad Pro, Apple will soon release a 10.9-inch iPad Air and a new 12.9-inch iPad. The launch was considered on March 26. but according to Mark Gurman, that won’t happen.
The source of both rumors was insider called Instant digital this has been true in many Apple news stories.
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